can you use regular sheets if so, do they stay on?
23831
I don't really know, my son uses it and he just throws his sleeping bag on it and doesnt even use sheets, sorry cant help you.
23832
That's a good question and unfortunately I can't answer it with 100% certainty since we don't use sheets on it; we just give our guests a bunch of blankets. However, this bed seems sturdy enough that you could put sheets on it.
23833
If you use full size fitted sheets they stay on. We've owned a couple of blow up beds and this is hey far the best built, easy to set up and take down. If there is a con, it is that the bed is very high. Almost as high as a regular bed. I would buy again!
1695606
You can buy regular sheets they will work just fine. Make sure the pocket on the sheet is at least as deep as your mattress.
1525204
I bought crib sized sheets for the bed. They fit perfectly and, by design, stay on nicely.
1570794
Not without suspenders---they are better for a low-profile mattress. My son uses a foam topper on his college mattress and the fitted sheet is nearly impossible to get on; if you do get them on, they don't stay....unfortunately.
1009101
I use standard twin sheets for my airbed with little problem. The sheets stay put pretty well, as the flocking prevents them from slipping off the corners.
1407168
Fitted sheets don't have to go below the mattress to stay on. If you want that just buy top sheets in a size large enough and fold them under.
1455274
You can use twin sheets but they will be a little loose. But didn't have any issues with it.
624841
We use them on top of sheets all the time with no problems. Hope this answers your question
2016989
We do not use sheets. Sometimes we lay down a receiving blanket to keep the baby cooler, but did not buy sheets for it.
784254
Because this mattress is in the coolest room in the house, I use flannel sheets, classic fit up to 15". They stay put without bunching. If you're having problems because sheets today seem to have very deep pockets, maybe try using the little elastic suspender clips that will grip your fitted sheet at each corner. They are inexpensive and I'm sure available on Amazon. Hope that helps.
1638095
I used regular sheets with no problem. I see no reason you could not use a regular "mattress cover" assuming that's the same thing as a mattress pad ie. something to protect the mattress itself.
938975
I just used regular queen size sheets and pull them down on the end. It works fine
616359
I have no problem,but I have a queen sized bed and they hang down loosely.Bottom sheets work great. I really love it.
1455273
We use a regular fitted twin sheet and it works fine. However, the mattress is not as thick as a normal mattress, so we just tuck in the excess. Also, the mattress has straps that attach to the metal frame, which prevent the sheet from fully being able to fit. But, with all of that said, we've used it twice so far with company visiting and no one had complained or had any issues with how the sheets fit.
1275129
We just use them for sleepovers for the kids and do not use sheets. Any sheets would be too big, but could be tucked under the pads.
1104901
I use unfitted cotton sheets for mine then clip the ends of them to keep them from moving. It's a bit thin for a normal fitted sheet, though I have friends who said they are available places.I lay my mattress on the ground to sleep and prop it against my wall when awake to have more room, though, so I've kinda committed to completely remaking my bed all the time.
1353162
I don't know. We have a pillow top and I couldn't find any sheets that would stay on. These were a great price and they stay on! I have been happy with the feel and quality.